Data Queue APIs--Categories - FTP Directory Listing - IBM

Send Data Queue (QSNDDTAQ) API
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Scenario 3
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the job continues to reference the original DDM data queue, not the newly created data queue.
a job references a DDM data queue, which starts a DDM target job (DDM conversation) on a
remote system that references a library-specific data queue,
the data queue on the remote system is moved using the Move Object (MOVOBJ) command
or renamed using the Rename Object (RNMOBJ) command, and
on the remote system, a new data queue is created with the same name and library as the data
queue that was renamed or moved,
the DDM target job continues to reference the original data queue on the remote system, not
the newly created data queue, only when the same DDM target job is used for the subsequent
data queue operation. If a new DDM target job is used for the subsequent data queue
operation, then the newly created data queue will be used on the remote system.
Note: For more information on creating DDM data queues and on DDM target jobs, see the
Distributed Data Management book.
Length of data
INPUT; PACKED(5,0)
Data
The number of characters to be sent to the data queue.
Note: An error occurs if the value specified is greater than the length specified by the maximum
length (MAXLEN) parameter on the Create Data Queue (CRTDTAQ) command.
INPUT; CHAR(*)
The data to be sent to the data queue.
Note: If the length of this field is larger than the length of data parameter, only the number of
characters (beginning from the left) as defined by the length of data parameter are sent to the data
queue. If the length of this variable is smaller than the length of data parameter, unexpected results
can occur.
Optional Parameter Group 1
Length of key data
INPUT; PACKED(3,0)
The number of characters in the key data parameter.
Note: The maximum value is the value that is specified on the KEYLEN parameter on the Create
Data Queue (CRTDTAQ) command.
Key data
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